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App for learning Spanish / foreign languages?

mrs.snooks

Could I get some advice about what apps/programs people have found useful for learning a language.

I have had problems with re-setting my Babbel account to start at the beginning again of learning Spanish. I have googled Memrise and Drops.

I would like something that I can switch between languages if I want to. 

TIA,

Snooks

  • Personally, I've used Memrise and Drops too, and they're pretty cool for building vocabulary and practicing phrases. But here's the real deal: If you can, try visiting a Spanish-speaking country! I spent a summer in Spain, and let me tell you, that was the game-changer! The immersive experience, the locals correcting my pronunciation (with a smile, of course!), and the daily interactions... it all made a huge difference in my language skills! Plus, it's a fantastic way to experience a new culture and make unforgettable memories. But hey, if traveling isn't an option right now, keep having fun with those apps, and maybe sneak in a few [link removed by mod] for laughs (but don't go overboard)!

  • Duolingo is a great app!

  • Thanks so much to you both. I am giving it a go today. 

  • in reply to GuybrushThreepwood

    yeah that is why i use it 

    and you can also speak

  • Definitely Duolingo, you can switch between languages easily

  • Ask me for more information if you want to 

  • i would say Duolingo just because i use it and it helped me a lot 

    I use it to learn Spanish. 

    I also use it to keep on top of the languages I know already such as Hebrew